In an interview with House lawmakers, Morris attempted to portray himself as nothing more than a do-gooder who helped the then-crackhead because he had compassion for Hunter’s struggles — not because he had a desire to help then-candidate Joe Biden win the 2020 presidential election.
The House Oversight Committee on Tuesday released the transcript of Morris’ nearly six-hour interview with the three committees conducting the impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden. Morris talked about how he met Hunter, the $5 million “in loans,” and his compassion for down-and-out people.
I saw a guy, you know, that was from home, could have been my friend. He was getting — in my opinion, getting the s*** beat out of him by the world. I found that he had … worrisome lack of support. And he was an individual — and I believe, and still believe today he’s a very good person and a great guy. And, you know, that’s why I decided to step in.
Hang on a second. While I understand Morris’s attempt to paint Hunter as a victim, it’s hard to believe that he wasn’t getting any support — financially, emotionally, or one of the two — from Joe and Jill Biden.
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